The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-12

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Thunder, lightning and q slight rain last
Tuesday night.
The gas mains have been extended IN the
Academy district.
Plate glass windows are soon to be put in
the building occupied by Messrs. Chinn d
Chinn.
Tbe G.. A. RS. have moved their hall from
the Teyis bull ling TO that of Mrs. John
Krlehn.
The difficulty with the Post is. that it sub
stitutes attacks on the Inte!ligencer for argu-
maut. That was very extensively resorted
to in the recent canvass, but proved futile.
,D.d the Register have that 'spasm OF
oT.nIei virtue under its present manage
nsnt2, Yes: but as you at last recognize
tie old thing TO be a chestnut it is all right.
- E;,a Counnapy No l. will
give a gran ball Thanksgiving night. Keep
Il ~ nind. and patronize it, as the hrelnen
doss much patriotic work for no pay but
cory.
Kansas City paper:-'.There are twelve Ham
sl.C!.y pupils Ia the Wentworth Male Acade-
M At Lexipg on. The school is reported to be
ding extremely well. and has had to turn
.yay several applicants for lack OF room"
On last Tuesday we visited the end of the
trackIaying on the extension, 1t had then
reached a point immediately north of Dover,
and aesrly to the Steele coal mines, at which
plsce the company is now grading for a 400
feet switch.
Mr. james Kelly, while boring for water
CT his farm, about one-half mile from Bates
Chg. last week, at a depth of 800 feet struck
g. vein of gas which, when lighted burns to q
length Of six feet with a strong flame. The
size of the well is four inches i'll diameter.
ST, Louis Christian Advocate :-'Our Lex
ingtou friends seem to be somewhat exer-
cised. One writes that he thinks the colored
people there have too much sense to believe
that the abortion of the local option law
would deprive them Of their liberty; and thai
-. Ila.al rr.fI, tbauo nj rnuch % 1vf
the other. A paper published there calls the
attention of the Advocate to the fact thai
Judge Strother opposed local option, believ
ing it to be unconstitutional. Well, what OF
il? Judge Strother Is entitled to his opinion
Ma one objects; but it does not debar Others
from entertaining a different opinion. The
Judge is worthy of high respect and esteem
and so. are some other men," That is oul
view, exactly; but it appeared for a while IA
If opponents to prohibition were to be includ
ed in a general hotcb -potch of unworthines
aud viciousness. We are glad that the Chris
tian Advocate has revised Its sentiments"
Kansas City paper:-"All four OF tn
schools were given their liberty on enterln'
the building, and they put it to good use
They visited the wood engravers in powe
hall aud the press department on the balloon.
floor. They carried away countless trOphie
from the glass engraver, and went wild owe
the Italian canoes and vases. They thorough.
Investigated the silk looms, went into costa
cies over the tinery in the woman's depart
ment. shuddered becomingly at the India
trophies and discOursed most beautiful
questions of art in that department. The
oading themselves down with popcorn, fruit
nuts and candy, they sat down in 3 body t
listen to Gilmore. How they did enjoy tn
magnificent music! They could not take
all In sitting, but stood up most of the time
Colonel Gilmore never had a more apprecia
tive audience than those young people
They clapped and cheered and clspped agair
calling encore after encore and getting
every time. Miss Friteh was not on the pro
gramme for a song. but to oblise the youn
people, appeared aud sang one of her mos
beautiful arias, aud 10 the recall gave her ow
song. 'Sw eetheart."
Tie Kansas City Star. of Wednesday, con
d iugton, wife of the editor of the Odess
. Herald, petitioned the circuit court this mOri
ing for a divorce. Mrs. Reddington charge
neF nuS0dEA NllE lllEittl iDHueliiN anu Htilt
Mary E. DAVIS, of Odessa. She further syel
that in the summer of 1886 he attempted
poison her. On many occasions he insulte
and assaulted her. She declares that her hu.
baud is II man of great wealth and asks I'll
court to grant her alimony. Mrs. Reddingto
his lived in Kansas City for a year past.
There seems to Us 10 be one statement tC
naay here. How the colonel can be Il oour
trY newspaper proprietor and "a man
great we4 tn' it is hard to understand.
morning paper gives this further account
the Affair: Mrs, Ardenia ReddingtOn il
stituted proceedings in the circuit court We:
tnrdav Tor divorce against her husband ,Davi
:: iuington, editor of the Odessa, Mo
Ji-rald. Ever since the moral atmosphere
0iessa was stirred up by the sensations
church troubles at THAI place. it appears thi
rumors of certain bad conduct on the part
Sir David RedGiugtOn have been circulate
Mrs. ReddiDgton states in her petition +,
divorce that Mr.. ReddIngton and a certai
Young lady at Odessa, Hdmed Mary Z. Davi
have been unduiy intimate, This happene
too. just a few months after Mrs. Reddingtc
became 2 bride. which was on July 4. 1SS
Shortly after the defendant. so she state
treated her cruelty and barbarously, and a
tempted during The month of August to te
inmate his infclHcitous matrimonial exper
ence by poisoning her. The plaintiff goes {
10 say that with terrible insult. added TO Il
Injuries he had committed, Mr.. Reddingtt
invited women OF bad repute TO her hou
and csresseh them in her presence" o,
readers.kn0w that Col. Reddington is now
Blue Springs, Jackson county, with his pape
We know nothing whatever as to the
c~hlrzes. which may be greatly exaegerat'
or altogether false. They are simply the d
legations ot a petition for divorce.